Nearly Half of Americans Think They Could Be Duped By AI. Here's What They're Worried About. One in three admit they find it difficult to identify a potential con.

Almost half (48%) of Americans believe that the rise of AI has made them less "scam-savvy" than ever before, according to new research.

With AI working its way into education, communication and even science, it's clear that innovating technology in the 21st century has both pros and cons. A survey of 2,000 U.S. adults revealed that only 18% feel "very confident" in their ability to identify a scam before falling victim to it.

As the United States enters a new era of tech, AI is continuing to blur the line between reality and an artificial world. One in three people even admits that it would be difficult for them to identify a potential scam if the scammer was trying to impersonate someone they personally know.